I’ve received a number of emails regarding plastic surgery (thank you, nothing I want fixed!) but this evening, I received an email specifically regarding “breast size enhancement”. Interestingly, I’ve put on some weight recently and have experienced ‘natural breast size enhancement’ already, thank you very much! 
I don’t want to consume this new product which I suspect has not received HSA approval and may or may not contain substances that I shouldn’t be taking. My own take is that if you want bigger boobs, go for the plastic surgery route or… simply put on weight (have you ever seen an obese person with a flat chest?).
Anyway here’s the email I received. I suspect many other bloggers / influencers / whomever-hawks-products-online got this too:
If you’ve noticed, the email says “Hi Grace” and “Hi Tiffany” right underneath. Someone forgot to delete the previous influencer’s name before forwarding the email to me. So I highly doubt what she goes on to say regarding “We are big fans of your blog”. Prove it! 
And that line that says “There’s no pay unfortunately”. Well, that’s really unfortunate. Assuming I get much bigger boobs from taking this product, won’t I need to buy new bras and clothes too?! Who’s paying for that, may I ask?
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Folks, I hope this sinks in. There’s absolutely nothing you can eat to magically make your boobs bigger (and not put on weight anywhere else on your body). What sort of pill or chocolate or biscuit or whatever will be able to travel down your throat, find its way to your boobs and deposit itself there? MAGIC, is it? You’ve been reading too many Harry Potter novels.
But yes, I’m sure some people can be convinced to help promote products like this one. Just as I believe that the company can be convinced to pay for an advertisement eventually.
One of two things could happen: either there is a coincidence, or someone’s out to con-vince you.
Let me explain. When ladies (and even men) put on weight, some of that additional fat naturally ends up in the chest region, and your boobs get bigger. When you go on a diet or get more exercise, they shrink. So if you’re eating something high in calories consistently every single day… well, you know what’s going to happen.
Secondly, just before ‘that time of the month’, you’ll find that breasts feel fuller. And it has nothing to do with this product you’ve eaten. It’s simply your hormonal changes. So if I’m a naive-enough influencer, I’ll think this product just gave me bigger boobs.
I hope no one ever tries to convince their readers or followers to consume something that would magically give rise to breast size enhancement. If it’s so good, and can make women up their cup size naturally, there’ll be no flat-chested women around anymore. But as you and I know, there are lots of them around.
Love your size. If you don’t, no one will either.
*If you’re interested, I just read this related article on Daily Mail, regarding cookies which supposedly make your breasts grow.